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[QUOTE=dixit;635483]Everyone's situation is different and unique. This is a perspective of a parent of a severely disabled 9 years old boy ----- We have absolutely no plans [U][B]ever[/B][/U] to move our son to India. India is simply no match for the medical services, and social infrastructure ...

[QUOTE=dbs;635478]Yes, did not read it properly. I could have offered a 2 BHK apt in Noida to try out for a couple of months but it is far from Gurgaon and it is in a bungalow so does not offer the advantages of a gated apt block with a club house.[/QUOTE] Wow, really appreciate the offer.. I really ...

[QUOTE=dbs;635474]You have not mentioned the geographical area in India, you would like to test out. Maybe some one can be a little more specific in the kind of facility or help they can provide.[/QUOTE]

I did - look at post #14. Gurgaon.

[QUOTE=Desiguy82;635468]Hi, I have been a silent viewer of this forum and of-course that means I am thinking about R2I. I am sorry for posting a long one, but have been looking for all your thoughts/help. Here is what my case is, I am trying to be short, crisp, but covering all aspects. I am not ...

[QUOTE=My Roots;635463]Are you planning to have that setup in Metro's? You are looking for an apartment kind or single family. Budget.. May be we can share more info on practical challenges in keeping house vacant and monitoring in long run?[/QUOTE] Yes, metro apartment - likely Gurgaon (Delhi/NCR ...

[QUOTE=My Roots;635443]Thanks for sharing.. Each ones situation is different. If your parents are not dependent on you(physically) may be you can stay put in US for kids sake? You can help them financially which would help them with any sickness due to age. Financial help too great and not to be ...

[QUOTE=indian4ev3r;635422]I think I could answer this question well because I, too, have a physical disability. Its true, like some people posted above, that people in India view physically disabled people differently. Despite my problem, I function like a normal person but people still look at me ...

[QUOTE=r2ipune2009;635416]I have another friend in very similar situation. He moved back to India and has setup facilities to address the needs of special needs young adults. His best hope is to ensure that the system works and addresses needs of his kids. His parents moved in with him. It's a daily ...

[QUOTE=techynt;635408]This is my personal opinion: India is a very harsh place for people with disabilities, divorced women with not so great career women, single women, widows etc.. In a sea of humanity the value of human life gets diminished hence the attitude towards the less fortunate is a bit ...

[QUOTE=Imissindia;635390]Welcome to the forum. Your idea is workable. The only potential issues are the hot weather in India during the summer and how your kids would be treated by the extended family. Would your kids have a hard time staying a couple of months in a hot place each year? Yes, you can ...